Common Emitter Amplifier, MiniPCB, 04B-005, Rev A1-04

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Common Emitter Amplifier, MiniPCB, 04B-005, Rev A1-04

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I made a Common Emitter Amplifier with a gain of approximately 3!

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Supplies

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  1. Nitrile gloves
  2. Soldering iron
  3. Solder
  4. Soldering wick
  5. Flux
  6. Isopropyl Alcohol
  7. Fume extractor (with activated carbon filter)
  8. Clippers
  9. Tweezers

Collect Parts

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The PCB is a two layer board, and designed to be easy to manufacture and assemble. And it is optimized for cost by being panelized on 100 x 100 mm squares.

Signals are routed on the bottom layer (the layer with the part number), and a common ground plane (as uncut as possible) is on the top layer.

The P1 connector is located in a standard position with respect to the board edges: making it possible to build a universal tester, backplane, or stand.

Solder Parts to the Board

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Assemble the Resistors and Capacitors

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Assemble the potentiometers (trimmers), transistor, and interface connector.

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Inspect for short circuits and missing components.

Clean with isopropyl alcohol.

Test With Diglent's Analog Discover 2/3

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Test with the Digilent Analog Discovery 2/3.